A bright, family-themed song. A recommended track that conveys warmth.

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wacci “Make It a Bouquet” Music Video

Wacci’s song, which warmly sings of gratitude toward mothers, captures many hearts with its poignant melody and moving lyrics.

It carefully portrays the desire to look back, as an adult, on a mother’s love and hardships that went unnoticed in childhood, and to express renewed thanks.

Included on the album “Gunjo Refrain,” the track was released in November 2018, and in May 2020 an emotional music video composed of about 400 photos and videos submitted by fans was unveiled.

It’s a perfect song for times when you want to convey gratitude to your mother or reflect on the bond between parent and child.

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Ulfuls – Kawaii Hito (Cute Person)

It’s a fun song about mothers that starts with a bright greeting.

Just listening to it gives you energy and makes you feel happy.

It was also used as a jingle for a confectionery company’s commercial, and its friendly melody made it stand out as an easy-to-understand, easy-to-sing tune.

It’s a lively, flashy track that’s quintessentially Ulfuls.

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[Official] Uru “If You Call That Love” — Theme song for the TBS Sunday Theater drama “My Family”

This song, gently sung by Uru with deep affection for a loved one, evokes the image of family love through its message of realizing the love we had taken for granted.

The fact that it was also used as the theme song for the drama “My Family” further reinforces the sense of familial bonds.

The grand resonance of piano and strings layered with a vocal that conveys both tenderness and strength conveys a determination to support one’s family.

The lyrics depict deepening love as people overcome misunderstandings, making it a song that prompts us to reflect on those closest to us.

How about using this song to remember the love that has become so familiar over many years between parent and child that it feels taken for granted?

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Sunset Family

This is the landmark debut single released in October 1989 by Downtown, the duo that epitomizes Japan’s comedy scene.

It’s a richly emotive song that evokes images of a nostalgic family dinner table and the glow of the setting sun streaming through a window.

Sung by Masatoshi Hamada and Hitoshi Matsumoto, it conveys the tenderness hidden in everyday life and a touch of bittersweet emotion with even greater depth.

The track was also included on the classic 1991 album “Banriki no Kuni.” It’s a heartwarming number that, when played at the end of the day while spending quiet time with someone special, makes you feel that ordinary days are irreplaceable treasures.

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Cotton Candy – Normal / FUTSUU [SAKAMOTO DAYS Collaboration Video Vol.1]

With its sweet, melancholic melody and warm vocals, this moving piece gently sings of the small happinesses in everyday life.

The carefully woven lyrics about love for family portray the preciousness of special moments nestled within ordinary days.

Seamlessly blending Conton Candy’s hallmark down-to-earth sincerity with a comforting sound, this work was written as the ending theme for the TV anime SAKAMOTO DAYS, on air since January 2025.

In February 2025, behind-the-scenes footage of the music video, directed by member Sae Kaede, was also released, offering a glimpse into the production process.

It’s a song that resonates in the heart—perfect for times when you want to spend a calm moment or reflect on someone dear to you.